Ukraine Needs to Win Conflict with Russia to Join NATO, White House Says
Other Statements:
📍The US believes that NATO is Ukraine's future and will help Ukraine achieve membership.
📍The US is satisfied with the current level of readiness of its nuclear forces in Europe and around the world.
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⚡️ The USA has said that the West is still working out a mechanism for transferring profits from Russian assets to Ukraine
The coordinator for strategic communications at the White House National Security Council, John Kirby, did not give details of this process.
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French Company Thales Increases Mortar Shell Production by Fourfold — Press Service
Thales, a leading French defense contractor, is set to increase its production of mortar shells fourfold. The company will ramp up production from 20,000 pieces per year in 2023 to approximately 80,000 shells per year by 2026. The 120-mm ammunition will be delivered under these contracts in stages from 2024 to 2029, with the first delivery scheduled for the last quarter of this year.
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⚡️ Heat Wave in Saudi Arabia Claims Lives of 14 Pilgrims During Hajj
In Saudi Arabia, 14 pilgrims have died and 17 others are missing due to an intense heat wave, according to Jordanian authorities. The tragedy occurred during the Hajj pilgrimage. Additionally, hundreds of people have suffered from heat stroke amidst the extreme temperatures.
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⚡️ NATO's Dual Objectives: Support Ukraine and Prevent Escalation, Says Stoltenberg
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that the alliance has maintained two primary goals since the onset of the conflict: aiding Ukraine and preventing the situation from escalating further.
"We are a defensive alliance, so we are not sending our troops to Ukraine," Stoltenberg emphasized.
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⚡️ Malaysia will soon begin the formal process of joining BRICS — Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim
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Spies Disguised as Students: Russia Sending Special Agents to Slovenia En Masse — WSJ
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Russia has been sending special agents to Slovenia disguised as students. This trend began two years ago, coinciding with the mass expulsion of diplomatic staff from Europe who were suspected of espionage.
In March of this year, the Slovenian government deported eight students who were spreading propaganda. The recent influx includes many "applicants" aged 40-50, raising suspicions about their true intentions.
This situation highlights the ongoing covert operations by Russia in Europe, utilizing various disguises to infiltrate and gather intelligence.
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⚡️ A freight train collided with a passenger express train in the Indian state of West Bengal
According to media reports, at least five people were killed and more than 20 were injured in the train collision
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Americans have invented helmets for those who want to remain anonymous
The Qudi Mask 2 hides the face but allows users to show emotions. The gadget reads the user's facial expressions and accurately conveys more than 30 different moods
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2.7 Tons of Cocaine Seized and Burned Off the Coast of El Salvador
Authorities in El Salvador have seized and destroyed 2.7 tons of cocaine from men on boats off the coast. The total value of the confiscated drugs is estimated to exceed $67 million.
The cocaine was incinerated as part of the country's ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and reduce the influence of drug cartels in the region. This significant bust highlights El Salvador's commitment to addressing the issue and ensuring the safety and security of its citizens.
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⚡️NATO to Put Nuclear Weapons on Alert Amid Rising Threats from Russia and China, Says Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg — The Telegraph
NATO is in negotiations to put its nuclear weapons on alert and potentially deploy more of them due to escalating threats from Russia and China, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg revealed in an interview with The Telegraph. Stoltenberg emphasized the increasing need for preparedness and deterrence in response to the growing geopolitical tensions posed by these nations.
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Eli Ink, a 33-year-old man from the United Kingdom, has spent around €120,000 to cover almost his entire body with tattoos, leaving only 2% of his skin untattooed
He has even started working on his fourth layer of tattoos. Among his few untattooed areas is his elbow, which features a black web design. In addition to his extensive tattoos, Eli has an unusual facial piercing that has altered his facial expressions and smile multiple times. Despite his dedication to body art, Eli faces negative reactions from the public, including spitting and physical attacks, due to his appearance.
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⚡️ A magnitude 6.3 earthquake has struck Peru
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A revolution in the study of oncology: scientists have discovered for the first time a gene that spreads cancer cells throughout the body, according to a report in Nature Cell Biology
The Gstt1 gene causes metastatic cancer cells to grow, leading to 90% of cancer-related deaths. Scientists conducted experiments on mice with pancreatic cancer by suppressing this gene. As a result, the growth of metastases was halted.
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⚡️ Zelenskyy has said that Ukraine is ready to start negotiations with Russia as early as tomorrow if Moscow 'respects its territorial integrity'
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GPT-4o now communicates with your smart home and helps you find lost items
You write to the neural network, "Where are my shoes?" and it gives you an answer in a few seconds by analyzing the image from the room's camera
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ICAN: 9 Nuclear Powers Spent $91.4 Billion on Modernizing Weapons of Mass Destruction Last Year
According to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), nine nuclear-armed countries collectively spent $91.4 billion on the modernization of their weapons of mass destruction in the past year. The United States accounted for nearly half of this expenditure, with $51.5 billion. China followed in second place, spending $11.9 billion, while Russia came in third with $8.3 billion.
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⚡️ U.S. to Closely Monitor Putin's Visit to North Korea, Says White House
The United States plans to closely monitor Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to North Korea, the White House announced. This move comes as geopolitical tensions remain high, and the visit could have significant implications for international relations and regional security.
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⚡️ Heavy Rainfall Transforms Brazil's Famous Salto Ventoso Waterfall
Heavy torrents of water have dramatically altered Salto Ventoso, one of Brazil's most famous waterfalls, according to media reports. The region experienced an extraordinary amount of rainfall, exceeding 198 mm, leading to significant changes in the waterfall's flow and appearance.
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"People in the future will stop using phones, they will be replaced by Neuralink brain implants" — Ilon Musk
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China has commissioned the world's largest solar power plant - the system was built in the Takla-Makan desert, spending almost $2.3 billion.
It will produce more than 6 bln kWh, which is comparable to the consumption of a small country, such as Armenia or Latvia.
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⚡️ An unidentified munition exploded at a military training ground in eastern Czech Republic, injuring at least nine people, the country's armed forces said
Military police are investigating the incident.
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It sounds like a notable seismic event occurred in Georgia recently. On Sunday, June 16, the country experienced four earthquakes within a short span of time, marking the first recorded instance of such a series in Georgia's history
The earthquakes occurred at specific times: 17:16, 19:42, 19:49, and 20:08 Tbilisi time. According to reports from the National Seismic Monitoring Center, the epicenter of these tremors was near the villages of Iri and Badjikhevi, located southeast of the city of Oni.
Here are the magnitudes recorded for each earthquake: the first measured 3.8, the second 4.7, the third 4.4, and the fourth 3.3.
As of now, there is no information available regarding any consequences or damage caused by these earthquakes. Scientists are particularly interested in the occurrence of multiple consecutive underground tremors in the region.
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In Turkey, rivers of blood from slaughtered animals on Eid al-Adha are flowing down the street. This video was shot in Izmir, in other cities the situation is similar.
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Flooding in Sikkim, India, Leaves Six Dead and Strands Up to 1,500 Tourists — Media
Severe flooding in the Indian state of Sikkim has resulted in the deaths of six people and left up to 1,500 tourists stranded, according to local media reports. The disaster has caused the collapse of the Sangkalang bridge and triggered landslides that have washed away houses and roads, isolating popular tourist destinations and complicating rescue efforts.
Rescue operations by helicopter are currently impossible due to adverse weather conditions, further hampering the efforts to reach those affected. Authorities are working to find alternative solutions to assist the stranded tourists and local residents.
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Volcanic Eruption Makes Road to Grindavik, Iceland Impassable
A recent volcanic eruption in Iceland has rendered the road leading to the town of Grindavik impassable. The eruption's aftermath has caused significant disruptions, affecting accessibility to the area and potentially impacting local travel and emergency services. Authorities are currently assessing the situation and planning necessary measures to restore safe passage.
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⚡️ "Hezbollah's actions are leading the entire region toward a dangerous escalation," said IDF Spokesman Daniel Hagari
"Hezbollah is intensifying its attacks against Israel, bringing us to the brink of a wider escalation. Israel will take all necessary measures to protect its citizens and ensure the safe return of Israelis to their homes. This is not negotiable. We will do our duty - at any cost," said an Israel Defense Forces spokesman
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⚡️ Ukraine presented a new Ukrainian surface drone "STALKER 5.0" worth 60 thousand euros
📍It can reach speeds of 55-75 km/h and carry 150 kg of explosives;
📍The drone is about 5 meters long and 1.2 meters wide;
📍The range is 600 km.
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⚡️ A peace summit on Ukraine may take place before the US presidential election in November this year, the Swiss foreign minister has said
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Bus Plunge in India Kills at Least 14 People
At least 14 people were killed when a bus fell into a 250-meter-deep gorge in India. The bus, which was traveling from New Delhi, had more than 25 people on board. Many passengers sustained injuries, with some in critical condition. Additionally, police report that two people are missing and may have drowned in a nearby river.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced compensation of 200,000 rupees for the families of the deceased and 50,000 rupees for the families of the injured.
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